Layo Obembe: "I find myself grateful rather than bitter. Grateful God kept me, and grateful that His purposes were never dependent on whether I felt understood."
It’s Black History Month, and while my relationship with this month is rather complex, it’s a good opportunity to stop to reflect on what it has meant to be a black Christian girl in the evangelical church in Britain.
If I could sit down with my ten-year-old self, newly beginning her journey with Jesus, I think there are a few things I would tell her.
1. She will often feel out of place
I would tell her that she will often feel out of place. Not occasionally. Often.
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